In reply to Post #15
See post 10 and all I have been told is over £200
See post 10 and all I have been told is over £200
In reply to Post #16
Hopefully the lower end of the 200's - otherwise I'll have to flog my Bulldog and Frankenstein net!
Hopefully the lower end of the 200's - otherwise I'll have to flog my Bulldog and Frankenstein net!
In reply to Post #14
I would stick your dymag on ebay bud before the korda one comes out as prices will drop when the korda one comes out i would imagine.
I would stick your dymag on ebay bud before the korda one comes out as prices will drop when the korda one comes out i would imagine.
In reply to Post #18
I'm going to keep it
I'm going to keep it
In reply to Post #19
Good man 👍🏻 Korda wont be as good. Still regret selling mine.
Good man 👍🏻 Korda wont be as good. Still regret selling mine.
In reply to Post #18
I think the opposite will happen
the value of the Original Dymags will continue to increase as it seems anything thats proper quality and no longer in production just shoots up early Solar gear is a classic example I will never part with my Mk2 Dymag net
as there is F*** all that comes close to it
I think the opposite will happen
the value of the Original Dymags will continue to increase as it seems anything thats proper quality and no longer in production just shoots up early Solar gear is a classic example I will never part with my Mk2 Dymag net
Was thinking of putting up for sale an unused Dymag 42” stalker landing net with the 3ft handle extension with the original receipt and emails following the purchase. Second hand one went for over £300 few months ago. Tempted put on eBay with a reserve of £500.00.....
is this defintely a dymag korda configuration or korda just using the dymag name to cash in
In reply to Post #1
daiwa will be making the poles, surely. Why would Korda use anyone else when they have access to some of the best carbon parts through Daiwa
daiwa will be making the poles, surely. Why would Korda use anyone else when they have access to some of the best carbon parts through Daiwa
In reply to Post #24
korda no longer have any dealings with daiwa,that's why they're bringing their own rods out.
korda no longer have any dealings with daiwa,that's why they're bringing their own rods out.
In reply to Post #24
@Poms
read posts 5,6 and 7 mate
@Poms
read posts 5,6 and 7 mate